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The 54 Cruisers held a car show at the Church of God (Holiness) after church service Sunday, Oct. 2. Pastor Joe Trussell presented the Club with an award for the donations they have made in El Dorado Springs and the surrounding communities. This will be the first award the Club has received in 30 years.

by Jayden Berten, 9 On Saturday, Oct. 29, from 4 to 8 p.m., the El Dorado Springs Journalism class will put together a very special Halloween event called Spooktacular. Student’s will help set up everything the day of and the day before. There will be all sorts of fun, carnival like activities that other businesses

Halloween is a time for tricks and treats, but shopping for decorations and costumes shouldn’t be a scary experience. Shoppers should rely on trusted merchants and research unfamiliar stores or websites before buying. BBB received over 100 complaints last year, and 55 complaints so far in 2022, about masquerade costume businesses, which include Halloween stores

Citizens Memorial Hospital/Citizens Memorial Health Care Foundation will host a fall hiring fair Friday, Oct. 14, 1-5 p.m. at CMH Community Rooms, 1500 N. Oakland Ave., Bolivar Job seekers should come prepared to interview with hiring managers about career opportunities at the hospital, long-term care, clinics and home care services. CMH is recruiting registered nurses,

The Cedar County Memorial Hospital is extending a heartfelt “Thank You” to Cedar County and the surrounding communities for the support and attendance for the Oct. 2, Community of Caring event held on the hospital grounds. Like many other changes that we are undergoing, CEO Terry Nichols had asked that we shift things a bit

by Marge Zink Tri-County Quilt Club met Oct. 3, for their regular meeting at the Rockville United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall at 1:30 with 14 present. Next meeting will be Nov. 7, time 1:30 p.m. We will meet in the Marge Siegismund home. For more information call Marge Zink at 660-598-4240.

We finished up special session last week that was called by the Governor in September. Part of that special session was to deal with an income tax reduction for Missouri citizens. The House and Senate agreed upon a bill that will reduce Missouri income taxes by almost a 1⁄2%. Any reduction we can give to

Due to increased wild animal movement in the fall, it is not uncommon to see more dead deer and other wildlife along the nearly 34,000 miles of state roads. The Missouri Department of Transportation reminds motorists that there are several options that can be taken when a deer/vehicle collision results in the death of the

Drought conditions across the state are worsening under continued warm, dry and sometimes windy conditions and are not expected to improve soon, according to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. The department is asking for the public’s assistance, encouraging people to submit reports about drought conditions in their local area. Drought-related information for a specific

Moving Forward at CCMH At Cedar County Memorial Hospital, we consider it a privilege to be chosen as your healthcare provider. For the past four months, we have been reviewing and evaluating all of our policies, procedures, operations, and services to determine the most efficient and effective ways to provide better care for you when